Burial Service for Armbright in Peoria
Funeral services for Paul Armbright age 60 of Peoria Illinois were held in Peoria after his death following a nine week heart illness. He was born in Columbus Junction and married here to Tobia Simmons. Surviving are his widow two daughters a son three sisters and other relatives. Burial will be in Peoria.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Paul Armbright
Peoria
Ill
Armbright
A. Armbright
Columbus Junction High School
Tobia Simmons
Clell Pierce
Canton
Pauline
Howard
Lois Louise Hafner
Guy Hefner
Maxine Blankenhorn
Scott Blankenhorn
HW Four-H
Concord Township
Louisa County
Barbara Lieberknecht
Jolly Workers Four-He
Waukegan
Masonic Lodge
Mr. O'Neill
Seymour
Columbus High School
Automatic Canteen Company
T. N. O'Neill
O'Neill
Lambert Estle
Pleasant
Estle
Market Summary Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago markets show hogs at 14,000 head steady to 10 cents lower with top at 6.95 and most 190 to 240 pounds 6.65 to 6.90. Cattle 7,000 with calves 1,000. steers down 10 to 15 cents from prior, top 12.15, grass cows 10 to 15 cents lower. vealers 11.50 down. Sheep 8,500 native spring lambs 8.75 to 9.00, yearlings steady, fat sheep steady. slaughter estimates tomorrow Cattle 10,000 hogs 16,000 sheep 3,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Open High Low Close
Chicago grain table listing wheat corn oats rye and other values for May September and December contracts. Includes figures for open high low and close across markets with percent changes and irregular OCR artifacts.
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Chicago
Junction Resident Found Dead in Bed
A Junction City man identified as Adam McNatton 20 6 died in his sleep this morning around 6 30 at his home where he lived alone since his mother died years ago Neighbors Gordon Todd notified Dr Frank Hubbard and coroner George Jamison The body was sent to Richie funeral home Funeral services and burial will be in Columbus City with time to be announced He is survived by a brother William of Muscatine
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Columbus Junction
Adam McNatton
Gordon Todd
Frank Hubbard
Louisa County
George Jamison
Jamison
Richie
Columbus City
Mr. McNatton
Mr. Todd
McNatton
William
Muscatine
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Report August Update
Chicago cash grain prices list August update shows corn grades with values for yellow 5 to 65 percent and 65 to 67 percent, 64 to 65 percent ranges for 3 yellow, oats entries include mixed 2846 and 284 percent, plus red 29 and white heavy 30, and white 28 for 4 white.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Target Practice Proves Fatal to Youth in New Hampton
One boy, 13 year old Robert Eischweiler, was accidentally killed near New Hampton when he stepped into the line of fire from a .22 rifle held by 15 year old Charles Merritt during a target shooting outing. Accompanying youths were present including Joan Eischweiler, Merritt, and John Blankheim. coroner William Larkin reported the accident occurred as the victim turned from the target and walked into the path of the bullet.
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New Hampton
Midway Sale Column Promises Weekly Community Auctions
Journal sale date column notes Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction holds weekly auctions every Wednesday and Friday, with Ward Griffith hosting a house and lot sale at North Town on August 24 and October 8 Knotek Bros Duroc sow sale highlighted.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Ward Griffith
North Town
Knotek Bros. Duroc
Chicago Produce Market Report Eggs and Poultry Weaken
Chicago August 20 market report shows unsettled egg values with receipts totaling 10 239 cases and higher grade firsts at 17 percent while current receipts rise 14 percent and dirties 12 percent. Poultry market is easier with 40 truckloads received and duck categories showing varied increases and decreases.
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Chicago
Junior College Day Highlights at Washington Rotary Club
The Washington Rotary Club held Junior College Day featuring speakers Kenneth Kimberlin Dean Harlan Mead and Supt E A Ralston. Miss Margaret Corbin sang two numbers and was named Exhibit A in Junior College achievements. Remarks praised program growth and future expansion in commercial training with 184 graduates to date and 606 attendees. Next Monday Rotarians travel to Mt Pleasant for an inter city meeting.
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Rotary Club
Kenneth Kimberlin
Dean Harlan Mead
E. A. Ralston
Margaret Corbin
State University
Austin
Texas
Philadelphia
C. W. Stewart
LeRoy Pratt
John Appleware
Lawrence McCune
Ville Korf
Dale Fuhr
Henry Little
Ray Minick
Ferdinand Skola
Burdette Westermark
Harvey Coulter
William Masson
John Owen
William Shannon
Robert Stutzman
Beth Clow
Henrietta Hull
Maurice Mayo
Robert McFarlane
Wendel Shaeffer
William Stewart
Ralston
America
M. J. Cruise
D. F. Barnes
Mt. Pleasant
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